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3113/13 Curb Extensions(Bulb-outs)I SF Better Streets <br /> a i u Teet for me nearest auto travel lane <br /> a 11 to 12 feet for the nearest travel lane if it is a transit lane <br /> ■ 12 feet for the nearest travel lane If it is a designated freight route or industrial street <br /> a 5 feet or the full width of any adjacent bicycle lanes <br /> Typical Bulb-Out Dimensions <br /> j <br /> Before reducing the width of the proposed bulb-out,consider modifications to lane striping across the entire <br /> roadway to provide for the above-listed clearances.Since bulb-outs are often expensive to construct,they <br /> should be sufficiently wide to maximize their benefit.Bulb-outs less than 4 feet in width may not be a cost- <br /> effective solution as compared to other potential interventions. <br /> Curb extensions should not encroach on cyclists'space. <br /> Where bike lanes use a painted inside edge,the bike lane <br /> should be painted continuously as the bike lane passes the <br /> curb extension,and the bulb-out should be set bade so <br /> that the gutter does not extend into the bike lane.On lower # <br /> speed and volume streets where bikes can travel in mixed ?` <br /> flow with vehicles,wider curb extensions may be <br /> appropriate,but care should be taken not to force cyclists $ <br /> to merge unexpectedly with faster moving cars at the end where bike lanes a,apre en,, ur�,x,dn,;ons shnutd an obnck»n <br /> of the block.If bulb-outs extend beyond the limit of parked th,tthe guuerpan day —t—t ndinmihn 6fke tone <br /> cars,additional efforts should be made to ensure their visibility. <br /> Bulb-outs should continue at least to the inside edge of the crosswalk,and ideally extend 5 feet beyond the <br /> property line before beginning to return to the curb to provide additional width for pedestrians,landscaping,or <br /> other streetscape features.Existing driveways may cross through bulb-outs. <br /> Radii <br /> Curb extensions should follow all curb radius guidelines.Where turn radii make adding bulb-outs at each <br /> corner prohibitive,strive for two bulbs per intersection,kitty-corner to each other,in order to improve <br /> pedestrian conditions for all four crossings of an intersection. <br /> Curb extensions should return to the prevailing curb line as sharply as possible to maximize useable space <br /> and minimize parking loss,per the following guidelines: <br /> Standard return:Standard bulb-outs should be designed <br /> with an inner/outer curb radius of 20'and 10',sometimes <br /> reduced to 15'and 10',to enable street sweeping <br /> Machinery to sweep the entire curbiine. <br /> Non-standard return:Sharper curb returns increase <br /> pedestrian space and minimize parking loss while better LMMdat►*patn <br /> defining a curb extension.However,they are more difficult <br /> costly to maintain.Where maintenance funding or <br /> agreements are in place to account for this,designs may <br /> Consider the non-standard treatments described below: <br /> ■ 80 degree return:Curb extensions may return to the *0441isatttd#*then <br /> prevailing curb line at a 90 degree angle.This <br /> configuration may be used with parallel or <br /> perpendicular parking. t <br /> ■ 45 degree return:Curb extensions may return to the <br /> prevailing curb line at an angle.his may be used with <br /> either parallel parking(45 degree return)or angled parking(at angle of parking lane). <br /> wwwsfbetterstareets.org/find-project-types/pedestriari-safetyard-traffic-cairring/traffic-calving-okeNevicurb-extensiorts/ 315 <br />
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